[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Osu Shopping District (Updated Jan)

#asiatrip Visiting Nagoya’s Osu Shopping Street was a blast! The lively atmosphere, bright lights, and endless rows of shops made it a shopper’s paradise. I had so much fun exploring the unique boutiques and grabbing cool souvenirs. The best part? The food! I tried delicious local street snacks like crispy karaage (fried chicken), fluffy takoyaki, and sweet taiyaki filled with red bean paste. Every bite was heaven, and I couldn’t stop tasting more! The mix of shopping and trying new foods made Osu Shopping Street an unforgettable adventure. It’s the perfect spot to eat, shop, and soak in Nagoya’s vibrant culture! #travel #japan #nagoya #osu #localfood

Osu Shopping Street in Nagoya is an extensive shopping area featuring a wide variety of shops, each with its own unique characteristics and products. The selection here is incredibly diverse, ranging from fashionable clothing to traditional crafts, making it a place where visitors can easily spend hours wandering and discovering. 🫶🏻 However, it's important to note that many restaurants and shops tend to close early. Therefore, if you want to enjoy both exploring and tasting the local cuisine, it's recommended to visit in the afternoon to make the most of your time and fully enjoy the experience. 🙌🏻

Some people say Nagoya is the most boring city in Japan, but I completely disagree. This 6-day 5-night family trip during the summer was incredibly satisfying! Day 1: We took an afternoon flight and arrived at Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya at 8 PM Japan time. Since we had already filled out the entry forms on Visit Japan Web, the immigration process was very quick. Because we flew with a budget airline, we landed at Terminal 2 and had to walk to Terminal 1 to pick up our car, which took about 15 minutes. It was quite a walk! After picking up the car, we headed straight to the city, dropped off our luggage at the hotel, and immediately went to Isomaru Suisan for a seafood dinner. After a satisfying meal, we went back to the hotel to prepare for the next day's itinerary. Day 2: We had a Japanese-style breakfast at McDonald's, then drove to Houraiken to get a ticket for their famous eel rice. We then visited Atsuta Shrine to draw a fortune slip, spent an hour at Osu Shopping Street, and returned to Houraiken for lunch. Afterward, we took a stroll around Nagoya Castle, got new glasses at Aeon Mall, and had dinner at a local ramen shop before heading back to the hotel. Day 3: We started the day early with onigiri and sandwiches from Aeon, then drove 165 kilometers to Takayama for a local Hida beef meal. We spent over an hour exploring Takayama Old Town, then drove another 50 minutes to ride the rail bikes. After that, we drove almost 200 kilometers back to Nagoya for dinner at Sushiro, followed by a shopping spree at Don Quijote before returning to the hotel to rest. Day 4: We woke up naturally, had a local Nagoya breakfast, and drove 60 kilometers to Suzuka Circuit, where we played until around 5 PM. Due to heavy rain, we decided to leave early and drove to AEON Mall in Suzuka City for more shopping and a simple dinner at the food court. We then braved the heavy rain to drive back to Nagoya. Day 5: Still feeling full, we had a light breakfast, checked out, and moved our luggage to LEGOLAND. After dropping off our luggage, we spent the day at LEGOLAND, then returned to the hotel to rest. Later, we drove back to Nagoya for a high-quality yakiniku dinner before returning to the hotel. Day 6: We had a lavish breakfast at the LEGOLAND hotel, then headed to the Nagashima Outlet for some serious shopping. We filled our bags to the brim, refueled the car near the airport, made a final shopping stop at a nearby supermarket, and returned the car at the airport. After checking in our luggage, we visited the Flight of Dreams exhibit next to Terminal 2, enjoyed some ramen while watching a Boeing 787, and then departed for Hong Kong. So, Nagoya is definitely not boring, and we even ran out of time to do everything we wanted!

Accompanying my husband on a business trip First stop: Nagoya Almost got a heatstroke in the 37-degree heat. The main keep of Nagoya Castle was under construction and closed Just strolled around the area Then had lunch at Chubu Electric Power Visited Central Park, Sakae shopping district, Osu shopping street, and the underground shopping street. Ended the day with a parfait and returned to the hotel

##NAGOYA ## Sign up as a hotel sleeper ## Sign up as a cruise seat tester Osu Kannon is about 30 minutes away from Yanagibashi Central Market. I was so full and wanted to look for cherry blossoms, so I decided to walk over. Unfortunately, I was injured by a cherry blossom on the way. I rested for a while and had to go on the road injured. Osu Kannon 📮：2-21-47 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture Subway station: 3 minutes' walk from "Osu Kannon Station" Osu Kannon is one of the three major Kannons in Japan, along with Asakusa Kannon in Sensoji Temple in Tokyo and Tsu Kannon in Mie Prefecture. The first building is Bomunjeon Hall, which is filled with twelve patron saints (many different) Buddha statues (respecting the gods, no photos were taken inside) The other one is the main hall ~ Dabei Hall. You will reach it after walking up a long flight of stairs, and you will see a giant lantern. You can put 100 yen in the box in the temple to pray for blessings, and you can also pay to buy dry food to feed the white pigeons. Look, this uncle has many white pigeons surrounding him. 【Main Hall】6：00～19：00 【Temple Office】9:00～17:00 After visiting Osu Kannon, you can stroll around the nearby Osu Shopping Street. This street has many shops, restaurants and snack bars. For example, there are several famous second-hand shops, cherry blossom-flavored taiyaki, and several drug stores that would really make me bankrupt🤣 Food: Sakura Taiyaki & Meatballs🍡 An old store reopened, and since it was the cherry blossom season, I had the limited-time Taiyaki flavor. It’s crispy on the outside and filled with sweet but not too sweet sakura bean paste filling on the inside. I feel so happy after eating it🥰Here we will explain the custom of eating Taiyaki: men eat the head first and women eat the tail. But I started eating with a fish body, so am I a boy or a girl? 😝 🍡：Yadaimezawaya Taifukuchaan 📮：2-18-2 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 🕰️: Closed on Wednesdays😴11am-19:00 💵: Cash only Food: Pancakes (senbei), rice crackers To put it simply, it looks like a pancake shop that existed in the same era, with a variety of pancakes (senbei) and rice crackers in different flavors and shapes. One pack is only 350 yen, and three packs of designated flavors are also 1,000 yen. I bought three packs, one pack for travel food, and the rest were taken back to make souvenirs🤪. There are also many lucky cats and friendly owners in the store, making it a souvenir shop worth visiting. 🍘Pancake Fun Yuquan’an 📮：2-18-55 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 💵：Cash only 🕰️: 10:00-19:00 Shopping: It is a boutique that attracts me to enter more than its entrance. Walking through its small doorway reminds me of walking into Wonderland with Alice. Although I don't really like Alice, I was hooked after entering this store. Especially his apron, I really wanted to buy one to take home, but in the end I just bought several items for my sister because she likes Alice very much😜. If you like Alice, don’t miss this store 🐇Alice on Wednesday 📮: 2-20-25 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 🕰️：10:00～20:00 In addition to being a duty-free shop, Vdrug is also a supermarket for locals. There are different cosmetic brands, skin care products, daily necessities, fruits and vegetables, meat, drinks, etc... It is really difficult to choose when buying on the same day🤪 Vdrug 🕰️：9:00～22:00 No. 16-28, Osu 2-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture A second-hand store selling clothes, toys and handbags. When I entered the store, I saw that there were designer handbags in his glass cabinet. On the other hand, in terms of clothes, it is like the Mei Zhi fashion entrance store in Hong Kong, which sells many different styles of second-hand clothes. You can take a look if you have time. Osu Nakamonoya Brand Shop 2-29-1 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City 2-29-1 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City 🕰️: 11:00～19:00 OKURA Tokyo A well-known second-hand store in Tokyo, which mainly sells three major brands: Lx and CxxxxxHxxxx. The price is relatively high because the quality is better. 〒460-0011 3-24-41 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture Osu JP Boil 🕰️：11:00～20:00 There is a Brand Off near OKURA Tokyo, which has 2 floors. B1 is most famous for its iron cage filled with famous brands starting with L, C, and other brands. As for 1F, I forgot what brand it was after seeing it. The price is also relatively high because the quality is better. The clerk will not look closely at you (because you can tell at a glance that I am incompetent😆). After asking the clerk if I could take a photo, I took a few photos as a souvenir and left. Brand Off 📮: Osu Central Plaza B1F/1F, No. 24-44, Osu 3-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture 🕰️: 10:30~19:30 In addition, there are two special shrines in the shopping district. The first one is Inari Shrine, there are several majestic foxes inside, as well as the Chidori Gate⛩️, which has a very beautiful shooting effect. There is a beautiful place to worship after passing through the Chidori Gate. ⛩️：まねきInari Shrine 📮：2-18 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture There is a Fuji Sengen Shrine next to the Inari Shrine, which is also worth visiting. #trip #trip #NAGOYA #日本 #日本Travel

나고야 여행 중 필수 코스 중 하나인 오스상점가! 나고야의 대형 상업지구로 각종 볼거리, 먹거리, 쇼핑거리가 한가득이어서 구경하기 너무 좋은 곳! 나고야 현지인들이 더 많이 있는 곳이라 현지인들의 삶을 더 가까이서 느낄 수 있어요. 구경하다보면 시간 순삭!! ✅오스상점가 📍3 Chome Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011 일본 #일본여행 #나고야여행 #나고야여행지 #나고야가볼만한곳 #오스상점가

Recommended as a place to visit during a trip to Nagoya, Japan 👍 The Osu Shopping District, with its long stretch of large stores and a roof overhead, is great for enjoying regardless of the weather, and it's a wonderful place to wander around with a variety of food, shopping, and sights to see 💛 There are more locals around, so you can fully enjoy the authentic Japanese atmosphere. ▫️Osu Shopping District 📍3 Chome Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011 Japan

Nagoya is quite a peaceful city during the day but they really changes at night, it comes alive - especially in the Osu shopping district I started off at my hotel in Sakae and literally followed the lights and the noise all the way to the Osu district. If you walk down Hisaya - Ōdori street you will find all the usual flagships you can expect in a major city along with Japanese department stores and plenty of restaurants Then the stores get smaller and more independent as you hit the Osu area. If you’re particularly interested in thrifting or vintage clothing this area is perfect for you! There are vintage boutiques that sell second hand designer clothes and then bigger stores where you can buy bulk vintage clothes by weight. The Osu area is made up of covered pedestrian streets lined with lots of shops, restaurants and street food stalls. Although it is pedestrianised there are some junctions with traffic so be careful! I loved just taking random right or left turns and seeing where I ended up! #getgoing2025 #nagoya #japan #shopping #thingstodo #citydaytours #myitinerary

Nagoya is the heart of central Japan, a city that combines the charm of history and modernity. From ancient castles to bustling streets, from tranquil shrines to lively markets, Nagoya is full of surprises. Rich cultural heritage, tempting food, and unique style are waiting for you to explore and start an unforgettable journey. ⛱️Must-visit spots: Nagoya Castle, witness the vicissitudes of history, the main keep is magnificent, and it is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring; Atsuta Shrine, with ancient trees towering, the atmosphere is solemn and solemn, and many treasures are treasured; Osu Shopping Street, where fashion and tradition coexist, you can find all kinds of special goods and feel the lively vitality of Nagoya. 🏨Accommodation guide: You can choose to stay around Nagoya Station, with convenient transportation, a variety of hotel types, convenient travel, and close to shopping areas and restaurants, making it easy to experience urban life in Nagoya. 💌Visa guide: To apply for a Japanese tourist visa, prepare your passport, photos, proof of employment, bank statements, and other materials, and apply to the Japanese embassy or consulate or a regular travel agency. The visa issuance time is usually 7-15 days, so it is recommended to plan and apply in advance. 💬Common language: Japanese is the main language, and there are Chinese service signs in scenic spots and large shopping malls, and simple English communication is basically feasible. 🌎Mobile and wireless network: You can rent a mobile Wi-Fi device at the airport or in the city, or buy a local data card to ensure smooth internet access during your trip and share your travel moments at any time. 💰Payment: UnionPay cards are available in some malls and stores, and it is recommended to bring an international credit card, such as VISA, MasterCard, etc. Cash can be exchanged for yen at airports, banks, or exchange points, making it easy to pay for small stores and transportation. 💗Other tips: Nagoya has a variety of food, miso pork chops, and eel rice are not to be missed; you can buy a travel pass to save money when taking public transportation; pay attention to local etiquette, such as taking off your shoes when entering the room, and respect local cultural customs to make your trip more perfect.

Attention travel lovers! Here's an 8-day hot spring tour guide for Japan! We've selected some great hot spring experiences and must-see attractions! Save this guide now, it's a must-have for travel experts! . 🇯🇵🍣🍱🌸Itinerary: DAY 1: Shanghai - Takamatsu 🛫A flight took us to the famous Takamatsu, marking the beginning of an exciting journey. DAY 2: Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori -> Nara Park -> Kasuga-taisha 🌞Shopping, food, deer, and temples, a colorful day that satisfies the body and mind. DAY 3: Osu Shopping Street -> Nagoya TV Tower -> Atsuta Shrine 🏙️A day of city exploration, seeing the international metropolis of Nagoya, and making beautiful memories. DAY 4: Lake Yamanaka -> Oshino Hakkai -> Mount Fuji 5th Station 🗻Lakes and mountains, a close view of Mount Fuji, a day full of shock and joy. DAY 5: Odaiba -> Ginza 🛍️Shopping paradise Odaiba and Ginza, tired but satisfied. DAY 6: Kyoto Imperial Palace -> Osaka Kiyomizu-dera -> Sannenzaka Ninenzaka ⛩️Ancient capital, from Kyoto to Osaka, experiencing history, culture, and customs. DAY 7: Akashi Kaikyo Bridge -> Uzushio -> Ritsurin Garden 🍂Sailing against the current, walking on the autumnal Uzushio, feeling light and free. DAY 8: Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse 🌊At the end, sitting under the lighthouse at Takamatsu Port, with the sea breeze, we miss this 8-day trip. . Travel tips: 💼Visa information: Don't forget your visa when going to Japan📝. That's all I can help you with, the rest is up to you~💪. 🍣Food: Whether it's sushi or ramen, Japanese food is impressive🤩, remember to try authentic flavors👍! 💴Currency and exchange rate: In Japan, the exchange rate of RMB to JPY fluctuates greatly, exchanging money before going out can give you more peace of mind.💱🎌 . This is my story with Japan, I hope you can start your own story here too, and make the future now!

On the first day of the New Year, I decided to visit Osu Shopping Street to experience the festive atmosphere. Osu Shopping Street is one of the busiest shopping areas in Nagoya, with a rich history and unique charm. As soon as I entered the shopping street, the first thing that caught my eye was the red lanterns and decorations everywhere, creating a strong New Year vibe. The streets were bustling with people, everyone wearing smiles and enjoying the festive joy. As I strolled along the street, I discovered many unique shops selling handicrafts, anime merchandise, and antiques, as well as numerous food stalls with enticing aromas. I particularly loved the traditional wagashi (Japanese sweets) shops. The shop owners were very welcoming and introduced me to various types of wagashi. I bought a few to try, and they were both beautiful and delicious. I was also fortunate enough to witness a lion dance performance. The lion dance troupe's movements were agile, accompanied by the sound of drums and firecrackers, creating a lively atmosphere. I also visited Osu Kannon Temple that day. There were many people praying outside the temple, all hoping for a peaceful and smooth new year. I sincerely made my own wishes, hoping for a smooth year ahead. This trip to Osu Shopping Street was truly delightful, filled with New Year cheer and warmth. I will definitely come back to explore more interesting things.

8-Day Japan Trip: Amazing Guide! Experience the unique atmosphere and explore exciting attractions. One article is enough. Come explore with me! . 🎈Itinerary: D1: Shanghai → Takamatsu Fly to Takamatsu and get ready to start your trip to Japan! 🛫 D2: Shinsaibashi → Dotonbori → Nara Park → Kasuga-taisha Shop in Shinsaibashi, taste Dotonbori food, then head to Nara to visit the park and shrine and experience Japanese culture. 🏯 D3: Osu Shopping Street → Nagoya TV Tower → Atsuta Shrine Visit Osu Shopping Street, climb Nagoya TV Tower, and finally visit the historic Atsuta Shrine. 🗼 D4: Lake Yamanaka → Oshino Hakkai → Mount Fuji 5th Station Explore Lake Yamanaka, experience the unique landforms of Oshino Hakkai, and finally enjoy the beautiful view of Mount Fuji. 🌄 D5: Odaiba → Ginza Experience the urban style of Odaiba, then head to Ginza in the evening to enjoy high-end shopping and food. 🛍️ D6: Kyoto Imperial Palace → Osaka Kiyomizu-dera → Sannenzaka Ninenzaka Visit Kyoto Imperial Palace to experience the charm of the ancient capital, then head to Osaka to visit Kiyomizu-dera and the ancient streets. 🎋 D7: Akashi Kaikyo Bridge → Uzu no Michi → Ritsurin Garden Admire the spectacular Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, stroll along Uzu no Michi, and finally visit the picturesque Ritsurin Garden. 🌳 D8: Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse On the last day of the trip, head to Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse, leave with beautiful memories, and get ready to return. 🌅 . Travel Essentials: 🧳 Don't forget to bring these things when traveling to Japan! 📞 A phone card is essential for easy contact and Internet access. 🔌 Travel adapter: Japan's voltage is 110V, so don't forget a plug adapter. 🪪 Keep your passport and visa safe, as they are required for entry and exit. 👔 Japan is a bit cold in November, so don't forget a thick coat and scarf. 🔋 Chargers and power banks: Keep your phone and camera charged. . 🎉 Follow me to unlock more Japanese travel tips and make your trip to Japan more exciting! 🌟

8-Day Japan Tour: Amazing Itinerary! All the best attractions in one place. Come explore the beauty of Japan with me! -------- Japan is a country with a rich history, where ancient and modern cultures intertwine. 🏞️ Admire the beauty of Mount Fuji and the stunning view of snow-capped peaks and cherry blossoms. 🎎 Visit Kyoto and experience the unique charm of traditional Japanese streets and alleys. -------- 🚩 Itinerary DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai to Takamatsu and start your journey to Japan! DAY 2: Go shopping at Shinsaibashi -> Enjoy delicious food at Dotonbori -> Visit Nara Park -> Visit Kasuga-taisha Shrine and experience Japanese culture. DAY 3: Visit Osu Shopping Street -> Climb to the top of Nagoya TV Tower -> Experience the mysterious atmosphere of Atsuta Shrine. DAY 4: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Yamanaka -> Explore the unique landscape of Oshino Hakkai -> Climb to the 5th Station of Mount Fuji and enjoy the magnificent mountain views. DAY 5: Visit Odaiba Seaside Park -> Stroll through the bustling streets of Ginza and enjoy shopping. DAY 6: Visit the historic buildings of Kyoto Imperial Palace -> Experience the tranquil atmosphere of Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Osaka -> Stroll through the ancient streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka. DAY 7: Admire the spectacular view of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge -> Experience the unique charm of Uzushio -> Visit the beautiful Japanese garden of Ritsurin Garden. DAY 8: Head to Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse and end your wonderful trip to Japan! -------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Japan Travel Checklist 📞 SIM card, Wi-Fi box: Stay connected to the Internet for easy navigation and searching. 🔌 Plug adapter: Japanese sockets are different, so be sure to bring one. 🪪 Passport, visa, ID photo: Essential for entry, don't forget! 👔 Clothing: Japan gets cooler in November, so bring a trench coat, light sweater, and comfortable shoes for walking. 🔋 Charger, power bank: Take photos and use your phone with peace of mind. 💊 Medicine, first aid kit: Health comes first, so be prepared for minor ailments. 💴 Cash, credit card: Be prepared for shopping and dining. Prepare according to this checklist for a relaxing and enjoyable trip to Japan! 🌟 -------- Don't miss out on any of the excitement in Japan! More personal itineraries are waiting for you. Don't forget to like and save! 🌟

Located in the alley of Nagoya's Osu Kannon district, there is a must-visit local fruit store. It is popular among locals for its affordable and high-quality fruits and vegetables. Whether it's affordable prices or fresh and delicious fruits, this store can keep you satisfied. This fruit shop is famous for its wide variety of fruits and vegetables, all of which are sourced from local farms and guaranteed to be fresh and full of seasonal flavor. Especially during the strawberry season, this is a paradise for strawberry lovers! The strawberries in the store are bright red, the sweetness and quality are amazing, and the prices are affordable, so you can buy as much as you like and enjoy "strawberry freedom". In addition to strawberries, the fruit shop also has a variety of seasonal fruits, such as honeydew melons, persimmons, peaches, etc. Each one has been carefully selected to ensure that customers can buy the freshest and most delicious products. The quality of the fruits here is comparable to that of high-end supermarkets, but the prices are very affordable. No wonder it has become a must-go place for locals to buy daily. If you are visiting near Osu Kannon, don’t forget to visit this fruit shop to experience the fun of local life and bring back the fragrance of fresh fruits! #大素谷音 #NAGOYA Gourmet #AFFORDABLE FRUIT #STRAWBERRY FREEDOM #LOCAL LIFE #TRAVEL RECOMMENDATION #NAGOYA TRAVEL #Vegetables and Fruits Paradise #AFFORDABLE Gourmet Come to Osu Kannon Street, walk into this fruit shop in the alley, feel the simplicity and beauty of the place, and let fresh fruits and vegetables enrich your journey! 🍓🍊🍇

Experience the local culture at Osu Shopping District which is walking distance from Kamimaezu Meijo Line. With over 1200 shops, there are many tax free shops within the vicinity such as Don Don Don Ki (Don Quijote) and Drug Sugi. At Drug Sugi, you get to purchase cosmetic at competitive pricing. There are many capsule and gachapon shops in the district. When you are tired, stop by at 1 of the themed cafes, enjoy local delicacies or your favourite international cuisine. Definitely spoilt for choices. Keep yourself occupied for at least 3 to 4 hours! #nagoya #shoptillyoudrop #japan

#cherryblossom2024 The shopping arcades in Osu have more than 1700 meters and have more than 1200 businesses. There are 8 main streets with different color coded with regular signposts to let you track where you came from and make it easy for you to find you way out. There is a food street paradise, which lined with hundreds of shops selling savory and sweet local specialty. The deep fried chicken is very crispy and tasty and the cheese coin is so cheesy too. Make sure you go there with an empty stomach so that you can try all the wonderful food and snacks. After eating, you still can continue your shopping! #tripblazers #mytripvlog

When you come to Nagoya Osu Shopping Street, there is a [Gin no Osu] at the corner of the street. It is a dessert shop specializing in Taiyaki. The main ingredients are red bean and cream. The biggest feature is that the crust is thin and crispy, and the fillings are full. The aroma of red beans is sweet but not greasy, and even the fish tails are filled. The ingredients are real and not expensive. It is really delicious. I recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya. friends. #日本 #日本Travel #Nagoya #Dessert #Taiyaki

By the streets of Nagoya you'll find this small cozy Cafe place that welcomes everyone, the space is not small so is good for working or just enjoying the time with your friends, the staff is super friendly and even if they don't speak a lot of English they will try to help you out with your Order What yo order: I loved their Americano, but their late and speciality coffee was also good, the cakes looked like from a magazine so I bet they are all delicious and tasty. Address: 2 Chome-17-25 Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011, Japan #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #beachlife #coffee #nagoya #japan #nagoyacafe #coffee #japanesecake #cafe

The only place I go when I want to shop for branded goods. Located in Ōsu, Nagoya this shopping district in huge. There are a lot of stores the whole district, selling foods, clothes, souvenirs, bags, and basically everything. It is a must-go place when you are in Nagoya. Moreso, the Ōsu Buddhist Temple is just right next to one of the entrances of the shopping district. #wintergetaway